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YES YOU SHOULD BE ANGRY TODAY ABOUT VOTING "ISSUES!" · The Ben Ferguson Podcast

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Speaker 1: What do we know for sure from this election? Let's
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Speaker 1: start with that one. We know that pollsters are worthless,
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Speaker 1: they suck, they're corrupt, and they're nothing more than cheerleaders
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Speaker 1: for the Democratic Party trying to influence the outcome of elections.
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Speaker 1: We know that the posters got this election so wrong
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Speaker 1: that it was even worse statistically than two thousand and sixteen.
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Speaker 1: We know that the posters are clearly not actually posters,
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Speaker 1: but they are trying to influence the hearts and minds
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Speaker 1: of American voters. What else do we know about this election?
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Speaker 1: We know that Republicans had unprecedented historic turnout on election Day.
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Speaker 1: Republicans showed up like we've never seen before in this
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Speaker 1: country on election Day. We also know that Donald Trump's
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Speaker 1: campaign swing and never stopping like the energizer Bunny and
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Speaker 1: doing unbelievable number of events despite restrictions in many places.
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Speaker 1: He went clearly at an impact in changing the outcome
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Speaker 1: in many states, Florida included. We also know that the
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Speaker 1: media did a great job of protecting Hunter Biden and
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden from the corruption of Hunter Biden. We know
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Speaker 1: that their media a silence on that story clearly helped
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden in some states that he could have been
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Speaker 1: in trouble if the real news would have been reported.
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Speaker 1: We also know that the Democrats have fundamentally figured out
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Speaker 1: a way to change how our elections are done in
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Speaker 1: this country for their advantage, using COVID as the means
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Speaker 1: to try something out that clearly worked in a huge
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Speaker 1: way for them. When you can send out ballots to
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Speaker 1: anyone that's registered, even if they don't ask for a
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Speaker 1: ballot in some of these states, and you don't even
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Speaker 1: have to check the signatures to match, you can win
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Speaker 1: an election if you're a Democrat. What we know is
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Speaker 1: Democratic voters we're happy to take a ballot they didn't
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Speaker 1: ask for and send that ballot back in or maybe
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Speaker 1: somebody else sending it in for them. We'll never know.
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Speaker 1: We know that many people probably had no problem getting
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Speaker 1: a ballot that wasn't their ballot and sending it in
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Speaker 1: because there was no worry about getting in trouble with
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Speaker 1: election law abuses because you didn't have to match up
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Speaker 1: some of these names and signatures. What we know is
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Speaker 1: the Democratic Party has fundamentally changed how an election is run,
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Speaker 1: and they're going to do everything they can moving forward
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Speaker 1: to make sure that in the future you don't have
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Speaker 1: to show up to vote. Will help you vote by
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Speaker 1: showing up on your behalf, handing you about in the
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Speaker 1: mail that may or may not get to you. Even
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Speaker 1: if you don't want to vote, someone else may or
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Speaker 1: may not vote for you on your behalf. We also
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Speaker 1: know that the networks suck at their job. Yeah, and
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Speaker 1: I'm looking at the Conservative network as well. Arizona has
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Speaker 1: shown just what a cluster you know, what the media is.
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Speaker 1: There were people in line in Arizona waiting to vote,
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Speaker 1: getting alerts on their phone that Arizona had been called
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Speaker 1: and that Arizona was going to Joe Biden. How many
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Speaker 1: people got out of line, how many people decided to
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Speaker 1: not get out of their car to go in and
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Speaker 1: vote because they got that alert. And it looks like,
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Speaker 1: in fact, Arizona will go to Donald Trump, not to
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Speaker 1: Joe Biden. Everything that could have helped the Democrats win
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Speaker 1: an election has happened on their behalf. And even with
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Speaker 1: all of that, we saw historic voter turnout for Republicans.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump was able to turn out the vote like
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Speaker 1: never before, and the pollsters were wrong worse than they
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Speaker 1: were in twenty sixteen. Imagine if they told the truth
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Speaker 1: going into the election. Imagine if they actually told you
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Speaker 1: honestly where Donald Trump was in the polls, instead of
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Speaker 1: being down in every state that he needed to be
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Speaker 1: winning to have a chance to win the election. Imagine
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Speaker 1: what impact that could have had on voters. Because one
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Speaker 1: thing we know about voters is they like to say
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Speaker 1: they picked the winner, not the loser. You look at
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Speaker 1: what these posters did, and they deserve to all be fired.
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Speaker 1: They're worse than weather men. Now, let's talk about where
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Speaker 1: we actually are right now. There is a legal battle
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Speaker 1: that is taking place in this country. The legal team
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Speaker 1: j Seculo and Rudy Giliani, the same people that were
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Speaker 1: fighting on behalf of the president with impeachment, are heading
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Speaker 1: up this battle. Rudy Giliani is right now in Philadelphia
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Speaker 1: where some of the biggest corruption is taking place. Do
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Speaker 1: I believe there's corruption in Philadelphia? Yes? Do I believe
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Speaker 1: that there is corruption in Michigan? Yes? Do I believe
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Speaker 1: that there are question marks in Wisconsin? Yes? What I
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Speaker 1: know is in Wisconsin, which they have now called for Biden.
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Speaker 1: It puts Biden at two hundred and sixty four electoral
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Speaker 1: votes to seventy is the magic number you need to win.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump right now stands at to fourteen. There are
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Speaker 1: some major states out right now that we also need
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Speaker 1: to be talking about. The states that are out right
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Speaker 1: now include places like Georgia. Georgia is one of those,
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Speaker 1: Arizona and others like that. Who has a better hand
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Speaker 1: that they've been dealt right now, I'm not gonna lie
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Speaker 1: to you, it is Joe Biden. Do I think the
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Speaker 1: President's going to do everything can to fight back. Yes.
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Speaker 1: In fact, Rudy Giuliani made that clear in Philadelphia at
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Speaker 1: this press conference, and here's what he had to say
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Speaker 1: about the legal aspect of this election and what they
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Speaker 1: are suing over to make sure that your vote is
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Speaker 1: actually counted and not canceled out. It is very, very
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Speaker 1: sad that we're here in the city that's really the
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Speaker 1: birthplace of our democracy, and this is among one of
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Speaker 1: the most anti democratic things I've ever seen or encountered.
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Speaker 1: And it's not just here in Philadelphia. This is going
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Speaker 1: on all over the country. We have filed the lawsuit.
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Speaker 1: The lawsuit actually required that when these male in ballots
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Speaker 1: that you know are highly suspicious anyway, this form of
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Speaker 1: balloting has always been considered the most prone to fraud.
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Speaker 1: That's according to the New York Times. When it didn't
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Speaker 1: apply to candidate President Trump, well, we were supposed to
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Speaker 1: be allowed by law to observe the counting of the ballots.
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Speaker 1: Now observe means to any intelligent person being able to
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Speaker 1: look at it. The way it's interpreted by the Democrat
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Speaker 1: crooked machine of Philadelphia is that the observers can be
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Speaker 1: twenty or thirty feet away, never able to see the
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Speaker 1: ballot itself, never able to see if it was properly postmark,
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Speaker 1: properly addressed, properly signed on the outside, all the things
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Speaker 1: that often lead to disqualification of ballots or make it
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Speaker 1: very easy to dump fifty thou totally fraudulent ballots because
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Speaker 1: they had not observed. This went on for twenty hours
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Speaker 1: while all of you thought there was some kind of
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Speaker 1: legitimate account going on here in Philadelphia. It was totally illegitimate.
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Speaker 1: So we went back to court, and we went before
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Speaker 1: a Democrat judge. No need to tell you what the
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Speaker 1: result in Philadelphia is. If he before a Democrat judge,
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Speaker 1: obviously a political hack who doesn't know the meaning of
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Speaker 1: the word observed. Observed means to be able to look.
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Speaker 1: Not a single Republican has been able to look at
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Speaker 1: any one of these male ballots. They could be from
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Speaker 1: Mars as far as we're concerned, or they could be
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Speaker 1: from the Democratic National Committee. Joe Biden could have voted
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Speaker 1: fifty times, as far as we know, a five thousand times.
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Speaker 1: The ballots could be from Camden, Philadelphia. Unfortunately, and I
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Speaker 1: say this about my own city has a reputation for
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Speaker 1: voter fraud. You have a reputation for dead people voting.
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Speaker 1: And we're gonna go look at just how many dead
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Speaker 1: people voted here. I didn't think we'd have to do that,
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Speaker 1: but we will. And you have a reputation for people
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Speaker 1: being bust in from Camden voting here wouldn't be the
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Speaker 1: first time that happened. But this goes way beyond any
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Speaker 1: of that. And let me also add, but this isn't
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Speaker 1: happening just here. We have exactly the same lawsuit in Wisconsin.
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Speaker 1: Were exactly the same thing happened, except in Wisconsin, mysteriously
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Speaker 1: at four o'clock or three o'clock in the morning, about
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Speaker 1: one hundred and twenty thousand ballots a period. Oh, here
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Speaker 1: come these ballots, Well, we have no idea if they
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Speaker 1: really are ballots, We have no idea if they're signed,
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Speaker 1: if they're postmark properly, if it isn't just the same
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Speaker 1: person who's submitted one hundred thousands and they all got counted.
9:04
Speaker 1: This is the way they intend to win. Now, I'm
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Speaker 1: informed by former Congressman Sweeting, who has been going around
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Speaker 1: the country and collecting this information, that similar situation in Arizona,
9:16
Speaker 1: similar social situation is in Nevada, and a similar situation.
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Speaker 1: What am I missing, John, Where are you in Michigan?
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Speaker 1: In Detroit, Michigan. Again, let me be specific. What it
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Speaker 1: is this whole new thing that never happened before in
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Speaker 1: our country, these mailing ballots, which has been a cause
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Speaker 1: of real concern for everyone because they can easily be fraudulent. Well,
9:40
Speaker 1: one of the things that the law attaches for that
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Speaker 1: is the right for both parties to observe the ballot
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Speaker 1: the way we do with absentee ballots. You make certain
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Speaker 1: it's properly signed. On the outside, there's a signature, You
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Speaker 1: make sure that it's properly postmarked, You make sure you
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Speaker 1: make sure that it's a fully addressed and then you
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Speaker 1: pass on it, and number of these are often challenged
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Speaker 1: by the Democrat representative or the Republican representative. We never
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Speaker 1: got a chance to look at a single one of them.
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Speaker 1: The gentleman here who who did this for us, says
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Speaker 1: about one hundred thousand ballots went through that process in
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Speaker 1: the twenty plus hours in which they wasted his time
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Speaker 1: by not allowing him to see a single ballot. Well,
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Speaker 1: that's one hundred and twenty thousand ballots that should be say,
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Speaker 1: should just be taken out of the count. So you
10:31
Speaker 1: want to look at that number, that one hundred and
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Speaker 1: twenty thousand should come out. And this is an area
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Speaker 1: in which Biden is getting sixty seventy percent of the vote.
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Speaker 1: I don't know if I don't know this is going
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Speaker 1: on any other place, but it is going on in
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Speaker 1: enough frequency and was constantly. We've brought suit and now
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Speaker 1: we'll have to look into three other places. What it
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Speaker 1: says to me is this is a concerted effort of
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Speaker 1: the crooks to run the Democrat Party. And you know
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Speaker 1: these big city machines are crooked. You know that twenty years,
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Speaker 1: thirty years, forty years, fifty one hundred years of one
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Speaker 1: party rule leads to corruption of all kinds. Voter fraud
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Speaker 1: is one of the biggest, because that's how you keep
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Speaker 1: your power. But we're not going to let him get
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Speaker 1: away with it. They're not going to steal this election.
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Speaker 1: This election gets decided by the people. These people, the elite,
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Speaker 1: they don't care about the people. The people are the deporables,
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Speaker 1: the chumps. You know, they're not important to President Trump.
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Speaker 1: He's the whole reason that he ran for office, and
11:40
Speaker 1: he's the whole reason for which he's carrying on this
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Speaker 1: campaign so that your vote can mean something, so that
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Speaker 1: your vote doesn't get wiped out by a hundred thousand fraudulent,
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Speaker 1: meaningless paper ballots that no one gets to observe. So
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Speaker 1: we are going to continue the lawsuit here. We're gonna
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Speaker 1: bring a second one, and then we're to bring a
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Speaker 1: federal lawsuit, and we're going to take a very good
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Speaker 1: look at whether we bring this nationally. We certainly are
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Speaker 1: going to bring it here and in Wisconsin. Quite possibly
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Speaker 1: we'll do a national lawsuit and really expose the corruption
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Speaker 1: of the Democrat Party. But this is beyond anything I've
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Speaker 1: ever seen before. This comes when you think you have
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Speaker 1: so much power and you own the media that you
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Speaker 1: can do anything you want. Well, sorry, we're gonna fight
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Speaker 1: for the people. We're gonna vindicate they're right. And the
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Speaker 1: ultimate result is President Trump has won Pennsylvania. I've never
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Speaker 1: heard of account where you're ahead by four hundred thousand
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Speaker 1: with eighty plus percent counted and they haven't called it
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Speaker 1: for you yet. They called California the moment the polls closed.
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Speaker 1: How many votes do you have to be ahead to win?
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Speaker 1: For a Republican to win here? How many votes do
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Speaker 1: we have to be ahead? Flaunch thousands? Not enough with
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Speaker 1: eighty plus percent counted, I think there's only fourteen percent
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Speaker 1: of the vote to go. Do you think we're stupid?
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Speaker 1: You think we're fools? You know something? The Democrats do
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Speaker 1: think you're stupid, and they do think you're fools, and
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Speaker 1: that's why you get called deplorable and chumps. It's over.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna stick with this. We're gonna win this election.
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Speaker 1: We've actually won it, just a matter of counting the
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Speaker 1: votes fairly. So you hear Giuliani making his argument for
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Speaker 1: why this election isn't over. Is it a valid argument? Yes?
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Speaker 1: Is it a legitimate one? Yes. Now let's talk about
13:40
Speaker 1: what the president would have to actually do to pull
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Speaker 1: this thing off, and it's got to be pretty much perfect.
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Speaker 1: Let's talk first about Georgia. Georgia right now, and this
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Speaker 1: is with ninety six percent of the vote in the
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Speaker 1: race has not been called yet by the Associated Press
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Speaker 1: or anyone that's reputable. Put an asterisk by that. By
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Speaker 1: the way, Donald Trump has two two million, four hundred
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Speaker 1: and three thousand votes, Joe Biden has two thousand, three
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Speaker 1: hundred and forty four thousand. Now that means that Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump has fifty percent of the vote. Joe Biden has
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Speaker 1: forty eight point eight percent the vote, and the Libertarian
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Speaker 1: Party candidate Joe Journey George and Send may have saved us.
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Speaker 1: She took fifty eight thousand, five hundred fifty votes, or
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Speaker 1: one point two percent of the vote in Georgia. The
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Speaker 1: reason why I say she may have saved us is
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Speaker 1: she was more of a liberal Liberty Party and Libertarian
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Speaker 1: Party candidate, and that's the reason why she may have
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Speaker 1: done us a favor by running in Georgia. Others may
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Speaker 1: disagree with me, and that's fine. I don't really care.
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Speaker 1: What I'm telling you is is Donald Trump's winning there.
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Speaker 1: If Donald Trump wins in Georgia and those electoral votes
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Speaker 1: go to Hi. That is going to help us significantly.
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Speaker 1: Now let's look at Arizona, because obviously Arizona is going
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Speaker 1: to matter as well. Eighty four percent of the vote
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Speaker 1: is in at the time I'm telling you this. Right now,
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Speaker 1: you have Joe Biden with fifty one percent of the vote.
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Speaker 1: That's the reason why most places have it leaning towards
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Speaker 1: him winning it. There are others that have already called
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Speaker 1: the race. The Associated Press has called the race. Fox
15:28
Speaker 1: News called the race for Joe Biden. Donald Trump has
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Speaker 1: forty seven point six percent. Now let's talk about the
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Speaker 1: actual raw numbers. Here. You've got Joe Biden with one million,
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Speaker 1: four hundred and eleven thousand votes and change Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: one million, three hundred and eighteen thousand. Let me go back,
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Speaker 1: we only have eighty four percent reporting. I believe and
15:51
Speaker 1: the Trump campaign believes that this could swing to Donald
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Speaker 1: Trump because many of the areas that are still outstanding
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Speaker 1: our hardcore can servative parts of the country. I am
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Speaker 1: not willing to concede Arizona yet, because there's eighty four
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Speaker 1: percent of vote in, not ninety four percent, and the
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Speaker 1: number of votes that are coming in from other places.
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Speaker 1: This could easily easily have an impact in a major
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Speaker 1: way on this election. I think that was a premature
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Speaker 1: call by many of the networks, and I think they've
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Speaker 1: screwed up. Now, let's look at Michigan for example. Michigan
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Speaker 1: is a state where it's pretty clear that it was
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Speaker 1: going to be tight. We knew that nine reporting this.
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Speaker 1: Not everybody has called this race yet. It is one
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Speaker 1: that's going to go into a recount because it's within
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Speaker 1: a percentage point. Joe Biden right now has forty nine
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Speaker 1: point nine percent of the vote. Donald Trump has forty
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Speaker 1: eight point six There's two point six million, eight hundred
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Speaker 1: and eighty eight thousand for Biden, two points eighteen for
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump. It is very very very very very tight.
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Speaker 1: Libertarian Party there taking one point one percent of the vote.
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Speaker 1: Don't tell me your vote doesn't matter. This is going
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Speaker 1: to be worth a recount. Do I think it's an
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Speaker 1: uphill battle for the president. Yes, I do. I absolutely do.
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Speaker 1: I think it definitely is an uphill battle for the president.
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Speaker 1: Anyone that tells you otherwise is lying to you. I'm
17:26
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17:28
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Speaker 1: seven percent of the vote reporting is a very interesting
19:01
Speaker 1: race because Donald Trump has to win Pennsylvania. Donald Trump
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Speaker 1: is at fifty one point seven percent of the vote
19:07
Speaker 1: right now, Joe Biden's at forty seven point one percent
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Speaker 1: of the vote. You would think that would be enough
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Speaker 1: to put Donald Trump over the top. It's not necessarily.
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Speaker 1: It's not a given like hundred percent. That's the reason
19:20
Speaker 1: why it's not being called so far. What we do
19:24
Speaker 1: know is the Democrats are loving how things are going.
19:29
Speaker 1: There has been a lot of misinformation on social media.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to tell you about the stupid stuff
19:36
Speaker 1: that I've read and people have sent me in texted
19:38
Speaker 1: me about you know, I heard this and I heard that.
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Speaker 1: I am going to tell you about the real story.
19:43
Speaker 1: If you want to be angry about corruption and the
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Speaker 1: Democratic Party. I'm going to give you the actual news
19:50
Speaker 1: that you need to know about. Let me give you
19:51
Speaker 1: an example. The chairman of the Georgia GOP a state
19:57
Speaker 1: right now that we are fighting for like never before,
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Speaker 1: four in Georgia. Right now, let me tell you where
20:04
Speaker 1: we are. Ninety six percent reporting. The Associated Press is
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Speaker 1: not called the race yet, nor is anyone else. Donald
20:11
Speaker 1: Trump has a very small lead there, fifty percent to
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Speaker 1: forty eight point eight and actual vote numbers Donald Trump's
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Speaker 1: at two million, four hundred and three thousand, Joe Biden
20:21
Speaker 1: two million, three hundred and forty four thousand. Right now,
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Speaker 1: we have ninety six percent reporting. Let me tell you
20:28
Speaker 1: what you can be angry about, right I'm talking about
20:33
Speaker 1: just flat out furious, and the word I'd like to use,
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Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to use. The chairman of the Georgia
20:40
Speaker 1: GOP has come out and it's said that Fulton County,
20:43
Speaker 1: that is Atlanta, told the GOP observers, those that watch
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Speaker 1: the vote to make sure shady steps not going on,
20:54
Speaker 1: to go ahead and go home and to leave for
20:56
Speaker 1: the night last night, acting like they were done count
21:00
Speaker 1: for the evening. Then they continued to count ballots in
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Speaker 1: secret David Schaeffer, chairman of the Georgia GEOP, said today
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Speaker 1: that George's Fulton County instructed the Republican observers to leave
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Speaker 1: and then continue to count ballots in secret, despite claiming
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Speaker 1: that they were quote closing up for the night at
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Speaker 1: the Georgian Republican State headquarters. Monitors reported from county tabulation
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Speaker 1: centers problems with the Republican and other public observers being
21:34
Speaker 1: allowed to view tabulation and canvas. That is how they
21:39
Speaker 1: put it. The Fulton County to Fulton County told our
21:43
Speaker 1: observers last night to go home because they were closing up,
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Speaker 1: and then continued to count ballots in secret. The Atlanta
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Speaker 1: County made headlines last evening following reports of a burst
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Speaker 1: water pipe at the ballot processing site delaying absentee ballot counting.
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Speaker 1: Georgia's Secretary of State who would think goodness as a Republican,
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Speaker 1: provide an update, telling reporters that his team asked counties
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Speaker 1: to get their election results counted by day's end. Every
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Speaker 1: legal vote will count. He assured the state had roughly
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Speaker 1: two hundred thousand outstanding ballots at the time that he
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Speaker 1: came out and gave an update to the media. Now
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Speaker 1: Trump led by less than seventy nine thousand votes as
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Speaker 1: of about four o'clock Eastern time, with ninety three percent
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Speaker 1: of the votes counted in Georgia. That is something if
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Speaker 1: you want to get angry, this is what you get
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Speaker 1: angry about that you have in Atlanta, a hard core
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Speaker 1: liberal part of the state. Okay, a hard core liberal
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Speaker 1: part of the state. You have these Fulton County election
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Speaker 1: individuals that are so corrupt they actually told people to
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Speaker 1: go home because they were done counting for the night,
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Speaker 1: and then they continued to count in secret. Why would
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Speaker 1: you do that. I think it's fair to say the
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Speaker 1: only reason why you would do that is if you're
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Speaker 1: trying to do something that's shady. If you're trying to
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Speaker 1: do something shady. Now, the Biden campaign is already postering
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Speaker 1: like they have won this thing. They just put out
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Speaker 1: a statement, the Biden campaign so they have not had
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Speaker 1: any contact yet with the Trump team keyword yet from
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Speaker 1: the Trump team, implying that they are owed something from
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Speaker 1: the Trump team, like a phone call saying we're gonna
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Speaker 1: quit or it's over. There was something else that happened
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Speaker 1: last night that you can be extremely angry about and
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Speaker 1: that was the fact that last night, and this was
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Speaker 1: a true story that Facebook and Twitter I've already started
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Speaker 1: shutting down accounts for people that shared it. Twitter started
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Speaker 1: censoring people who were screaming about a big problem. In Michigan,
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Speaker 1: there were three hundred and eighty one, excuse me, one
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Speaker 1: hundred eighty three thousand, three hundred and thirty nine votes
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Speaker 1: that all of a sudden popped up while we were sleeping.
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Speaker 1: Of those one hundred and thirty eight thousand, three hundred
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Speaker 1: and thirty nine votes that went into the system, guess
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Speaker 1: how many of them went for Joe Biden. One hundred
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Speaker 1: thirty eight thousand, three hundred and thirty nine. If you're
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Speaker 1: not going numbers, that means all of them. Now, there
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Speaker 1: were people that immediately were like, this is a huge problem.
24:46
Speaker 1: You have an influx of one hundred and thirty eight
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Speaker 1: thousand votes and all of them go to Biden, not
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Speaker 1: a single of them, one of them goes to Trump.
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Speaker 1: Clearly something's wrong. You could call it election fraud, right,
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Speaker 1: you could do that. You could call it election fraud.
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Speaker 1: That's what anybody would do. It's it's it's it's mathematically
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Speaker 1: impossible to have one hundred and thirty eight thousand and
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Speaker 1: three and thirty nine people vote and not a single
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Speaker 1: one of them vote for one of the candidates and
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Speaker 1: a presidential rank that it would never happen, and it
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Speaker 1: is insane. When I saw it, I lost my mind too.
25:17
Speaker 1: So then people started pointing this out, and immediately Facebook
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Speaker 1: and Twitter started censoring people that were sharing this information,
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Speaker 1: saying that needs context, it's fake news, it's not real.
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Speaker 1: Starts shutting down and censoring people's accounts for sharing this. Well,
25:31
Speaker 1: guess what happened. Michigan has now come forward and they've
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Speaker 1: said and this is something you can be angry about.
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Speaker 1: One hundred thirty eight thousand, three Biden votes were in
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Speaker 1: fact a data era dat according to a spokesman for
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Speaker 1: the state. The error, they say was rectified. The Decision
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Speaker 1: Desk Headquarters said a statement that they did fix the
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Speaker 1: area error and it is fine. Quote. The influx of
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Speaker 1: one hundred and thirty eight thousand, three hundred and thirty
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Speaker 1: nine Biden votes cited in the tweets about Michigan were
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Speaker 1: the result of a data error, according to a spokesman
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Speaker 1: for this Decision Desk headquarters. The error was later rectified.
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Speaker 1: Well that's important quote. They say, Hey, it was just
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Speaker 1: a simple error. I'm quoting now. It was just simple
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Speaker 1: error from a file created by the state that was ingested.
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Speaker 1: No big deal, did he Headquarters does not correct, amend
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Speaker 1: adjust any state provided file. The state notified the error
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Speaker 1: and produced an updated account. This happens on election nights, quarrel,
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Speaker 1: and we expect other vote tabulators in Michigan experiences error
26:43
Speaker 1: and corrected the real time numbers as we did. What
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Speaker 1: you're kidding me? So I'm just supposed to see this
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Speaker 1: and not freak out. Now, I'll say it again. When
26:57
Speaker 1: this happened, there were people said, well, this, right here
27:01
Speaker 1: is a reason enough to bring a lawsuit, right because
27:03
Speaker 1: this is impossible and everybody knows this won't happen, that
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Speaker 1: this can't happen, that this will not happen. But there's
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Speaker 1: no way that that many votes can be cast and
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Speaker 1: not a single one of them went for Donald Trump. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you can be angry about that. They say, they fix it.
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Speaker 1: No big deal, it was just an error. Don't worry
27:20
Speaker 1: about it. Everything's fine. Was the error fixed? I talked
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Speaker 1: to the Trump team. They say the error was fixed
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Speaker 1: and it was never a part of the official count
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Speaker 1: of the state. It was a file they uploaded for
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Speaker 1: the media. Regardless, I should be able to challenge that
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Speaker 1: without having to worry that I'm going to be shut down.
27:42
Speaker 1: There's also some other problems that you can be angry
27:44
Speaker 1: about as well. In North Carolina and Wisconsin, it appears
27:49
Speaker 1: on some voter rules more people voted than there were
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Speaker 1: actual registered voters. The states are saying, well, that's because
27:55
Speaker 1: so many people were able to register to vote with
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Speaker 1: COVID last minute, and they will update those files. In
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Speaker 1: North Carolina, for example, at one point last night, it
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Speaker 1: was showing one hundred and four percent of registered voters voted.
28:08
Speaker 1: That's kind of impossible. The maxim will be one hundred.
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Speaker 1: In Wisconsin there was another one to one hundred and
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Speaker 1: three percent had actually voted, also impossible. We're going to
28:17
Speaker 1: continue to look into this as well and see. Now
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Speaker 1: let me give you a recap. What I do know
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Speaker 1: is this it's not over yet. It's gonna be tough
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Speaker 1: for this president to win. Not gonna lie to you,
28:30
Speaker 1: but it is not over yet. It was tough in
28:32
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen, it was tough for George Bush in two
28:35
Speaker 1: thousand people win tough elections all the time. Second thing,
28:39
Speaker 1: the posters, clearly we're trying to influence the election rooting
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Speaker 1: for Joe Biden, and the Democrats have clearly figured out
28:46
Speaker 1: a way to win elections. That's by changing how we
28:49
Speaker 1: do an election. All in the name of COVID. If
28:52
Speaker 1: you can carpet bomb out ballots to everybody that's registered,
28:56
Speaker 1: you have a much better chance, if you're a Democrat,
28:58
Speaker 1: of winning an election than a Republican. What I do
29:00
Speaker 1: know is we did show up. We showed up in
29:02
Speaker 1: historic numbers. Our voter turnout election Day kicked the living
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Speaker 1: crap out of Joe Biden. The only reason why Joe
29:08
Speaker 1: Biden is winning these states is because of these early
29:10
Speaker 1: votes that were cast, where many times they sent out
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Speaker 1: all these ballots to people canvassing entire states of registered voters.
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Speaker 1: That is not how an election is supposed to go down.
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Speaker 1: It is not how an election is supposed to go down.
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Speaker 1: It's not and I'll leave it at that.